2009 Vacation Snaps

**BIGEYE** · 05-04-2010, 14:57

Not going this year (wait for it...depression setting in) and such a long way off until next year, here are a few snaps from October 2009.

Hope you enjoy.

Harry Potter was here!

Your transport has arrived sir!

Bake at 200 Deg for thirty seconds!

Warning...Gatso ahead. Speed limit 60

Ah! These Canadian rockers put up a great show.

Lights. Cameras. Action....bang!

My good wife and son (well one of my sons)

One day....maybe!

May we escort you around the park madam?

Altered images

Now son...when I was a lad

Hypersona...thanks for a fantastic evening!

The Bob Evans breakfast....simply the best, better than all the rest!

Best daytime show!

In a bit of a hot flush?

There goes the days spending money again!

Elvis has re-entered the building!

My favourite....Children of the evolution

**ellie** · 05-04-2010, 15:32

Wonderful photos, thank you for posting them. Brings back all your memories I expect, but makes you want to go back even more!

**caroline** · 05-04-2010, 16:37

What fabulous photos!

**Jill** · 05-04-2010, 19:11

Lovely photos. Certainly must bring back memories for you and looking at them brings back memories of our own family holidays in Florida.

**BIGEYE** · 05-04-2010, 19:31

Sure does....so much so that we have decided on our villa for October 2011. We have stayed there twice before and had a great time, and the owners are going to throw in pool heating.

**CarolAnn** · 05-04-2010, 23:36

Abolutely stunning photos....I know where I should be right now..and it isn't sitting indoors , freezing here in the UK! Roll on the nest trip[8D]

**ncmurray** · 06-04-2010, 00:52

Wow, what fantastic photos. What camera were you using? I would love to be able to take photos like tha[msnsad]

Nuala

**BIGEYE** · 06-04-2010, 01:10

Snaps were taken with a Canon G9, a great little camera. I have since upgraded to a digital SLR, but still carry my G9 with me. The G9 is probably what I will use most on Florida holidays where I am running around parks, and use the DSLR for those 'planned shots'. I also have an underwater case for the G9 which is very useful, especially at Discovery Cove.

There is no noticable loss of quality when printing borderless images at A4 size. But you need a good photo printer.

The G9 has now been superceded, so you can pick up a good condition used camera for about £200. The G9 is a bridging camera, it goes a bit further than your point-and-shoot cameras.

Hope this helps.